Casio SF-7500 - Using the Letter Memory Function; To store Letter Memory data

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Introduction2
Contents3
Before Beginning Operation6
Precautions6
About Power Supplies6
To Repalce the Main Power Supply Batteries7
To Replace the Backup Battery7
About the Auto Power off Function8
Storage Capacity8
Telephone Directory8
Business Card Library8
Keys9
Key Functions9
Key Identification Chart11
About the Symbols Used on the Display12
Learnig about Your SF-7000/750012
To Switch Power on and off12
To Adjust Display Contrast12
Entering Text13
Moving the Cursor on the Display13
To Move the Cursor Left and Right13
To Move the Cursor to the Beginning of a Line13
Editing Text14
About the Caps Key14
About the Shift Key14
About the Code Key14
Using the Data Management Functions15
How the SF-7000/7500 Keeps Time15
To Replace Characters15
Using the Telephone Directory Function16
Format16
To Store Data in the Telephone Directory16
Recalling Telephone Directory Data18
About the Telephone Directory Display18
About Newline and Separator Marks18
Before Trying the Examples in the Section19
To Locate Data Using Index Search19
To Locate Data Using Direct Search20
To Locate Data Using Random Search21
Using Combined Search22
To Locate Data Using Direct Combined Search22
To Locate Data Using Random Combined Search22
To Locate Data Using Sequental Search23
Using the Business Card Library Function24
To Store Data in the Business Card Library25
Recalling Business Card Library Data28
About the Business Card Library Display28
Before Trying the Examples in this Section29
Using the Memo Function35
To Store Data in the Memo Mode35
Recalling Memo Data36
About the Memo Display36
To Locate Data Using Sequential Search40
Inserting a Memo Betweenn Two Existing Memos41
Using the Calendar Function42
Displaying a Calendar for a Specific Month42
To Display the Current Date's Calendar42
To Specify a Month in the CAL Mode43
To Specify a Month in the Calendar Display43
Accessing a Schedule Data Item from a Calendar44
Selecting Dates44
To Scroll through Calendars44
To Select a Date Using the Cursor Keys44
To Select a Date by Entering a Value45
To Highlight Holidays and Special Dates45
Working Day Counts46
To Clear the Highlights from an Entire Month46
To Clear the Highlights from a Series of Months46
To Count the Number of Working Days46
Using the Schedule Keeper47
About Schedule Keeper Displays47
Entering the Schedule Keeper49
To Specify a Date49
To Specify the Date in the CAL Mode49
To Select a Date from the Calendar49
Sequential Selection50
Entering Data into the Schedule Keeper51
Recalling Schedule Keeper Data53
Date Search54
Calendar Search55
Using Direct Search55
To Search for Text55
To Search for Times56
Using Random Search57
Using the Schedule Alarm Function59
When a Schedule Alarm Time Is Reached60
Checking Schedule Alarm Times60
To Switch Schedule Alarm on and off60
To Cancel a Schedule Alarm61
Using the Timekeeping Function62
About Home Time and World Time62
Specifying Home Time62
Setting the Current Time63
Setting the Daily Alarm64
To Switch the Daily Alarm on and off65
To Switch between 12-Hour and 24-Hour Format65
Changing the World Time Display66
Using the Mark Function67
Using the Daylight Saving Time Function67
To Switch Daylight Saving Time on and off67
To Assign Marks to Data Items67
Using the Secret Function68
To Unmark a Data Item68
To Register a Password68
To Exit the Secret Area69
Recalling Data Items Stored in the Secret Area70
To Enter the Secret Area70
Using the Letter Memory Function71
To Store Letter Memory Data71
To Recall Letter Memory Data72
Editing Data Items Stored in Memory73
To Change an Existing Data Item73
To Mark an Existing Data Item74
To Change the Date of a Schedule Keeper Data Item74
To Batch Edit Multiple Data Items75
Editing Entry Names77
To Change the Password77
Deleting Data Items79
To Delete Individual Data Items79
To Delete Unmarked Data Items79
To Delete Unmarked Schedule Keeper Data Items80
Transferrig Data between the Secret and Open Areas81
To Transfer a Data Item from the Secret Area to the Open Area82
Duplicating Data Items83
Using the Auto Display Function84
Auto Sort Sequence85
Resetting the SF-7000/7500'S Memory85
About the Memory Capacity Display86
Data Input Error Table86
Using the Calculator Function87
Performing Genral Calculations88
Calculation Keys88
Making Corrections in Calculations88
Causes of Errors88
Performing Date Calculations89
Calculation Examples89
Using the Data Communication Function91
About the Data Communication Function92
Connecting Two SF-7000/7500 Units93
To Connect an SF-7000/7500 with a Personal Computer93
RS-232C Cable93
Wiring Diagram93
Setting the Hardware Parameters94
To Connect an SF-7000/7500 with a Printer94
About Data Communications95
One Data Item95
Mode Data Items95
All Data Items95
Setting up the Receive SF-7000/7500 Unit96
Transmitting Data97
To Send All Data Items97
To Send One Data Item in the Telephone Directory, Business Card Library or Memo Mode98
To Send One Data Item in the Schedule Keeper99
To Send One Month in the Calendar Display100
To Send Mode Data Items in the Telephone Directory, Business Card Library or Memo Mode101
To Send Mode Data Items for a Specific Period in the Schedule Keeper102
To Send Mode Data Items for a Specific Period in the Calendar Display103
Printing Data104
About Printing104
Printing Error Messages104
To Print One Data Item in the Telephone Directory, Business Card Library or Memo Mode104
To Print One Data Item in the Schedule Keeper105
To Print One Month in the Calendar Display106
To Print Mode Data Items in the Telephone Directory, Business Card Library or Memo Mode107
To Print Mode Data Items for a Specific Period in the Schedule Keeper107
To Print Mode Data Items for a Specific Period in the Calendar Display108
Specifications109
Menu Table110
Index112

Casio SF-7500 - Using the Letter Memory Function; To store Letter Memory data

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